The executive’s urgency in enhancing the strength comes two weeks before the Supreme Court begins its six-week long Partial Working Days

Since its inception in 1993, the Supreme Court Collegium has had six women members, less than seven per cent of total membership

The proposal suggests that a bigger strength would translate to speedy justice as pendency trends reach new records

A brief history of how and why the Supreme Court Collegium came to be

The first publicly available dataset on the Supreme Court Collegium reveals 89 members over 33 years

The Collegium's new advance-transfer policy is a welcome administrative fix packaged with a less comfortable supersession.

What was promised? What has been achieved? What can we expect? A brief look at the 53rd Chief Justice’s first 100 days.

Two future Chief Justices of India were elevated in 2025; the year closed with 33 sitting judges

The Supreme Court Collegium is now headed by CJI Surya Kant, includes two future CJIs and one woman judge

We take a brief look at the background of the new Supreme Court Chief—and his time as an advocate and a judge in the Punjab & Haryana HC

The rate of acceptance surpasses former CJI Chandrachud who had 4 times the tenure length and CJI Khanna who served for about 6 months

From Chief Justice B.R. Gavai to Justice Surya Kant, the Supreme Court reaffirms its quiet tradition of continuity and convention